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Jenn McMahon’s Finding Home offers a comforting escape into the transformative journey of Blair Andrews, a woman forced to redefine her life after a spectacular fall from grace. Formerly ensconced in the polished, superficial world of a San Francisco politician's wife, Blair’s meticulously curated existence shatters, leaving her reeling and seeking refuge far from the city’s judgmental gaze. Her impulsive purchase of a tiny home in the unassuming Wyoming town of Bluestone Lakes marks the literal and metaphorical beginning of her quest for independence.Book Description
Blair Andrews has spent the better part of her adulthood playing trophy wife to her politician husband in San Francisco. All she knows is her pampered, polished, perfect life.
After hiding out in her sister’s spare bedroom for months to avoid pitying looks on the streets, she decides it’s time to escape city life and learn to stand on her own.
On a whim, Blair buys a tiny home in a small Wyoming town where she is certain her new neighbor, Griffin Barlow, can’t stand her. He owns the local bar, is constantly covered in dirt from working on his family's ranch, and never smiles.
Is he grumpy because she infiltrated his privacy when she moved onto the once quiet street? Or is there more to it than that?
Blair has sworn off relationships, leaving the city behind to start fresh and find her independence.
But in Bluestone Lakes, Wyoming, she’s finding more than that.
Maybe…she’s 𝙛𝙞𝙣𝙙𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙝𝙤𝙢𝙚.
About Jenn McMahon
Jenn McMahon resides along the shore in New Jersey with her husband, two boys, and three dogs. She has spent years engrossed in romance books and finding the best book boyfriends out there, to now writing her own and sharing them with the world.
When Jenn is not writing, she can be found reading, watching reruns of her favorite TV shows (Scandal, Grey’s Anatomy and Friends – just to name a few), or petting her dogs. She also loves taking trips to the beach with the kids, city date nights with her husband, and thunderstorms in the spring.
My Thoughts
Jenn McMahon's Finding Home offers a comforting and transformative escape, following Blair Andrews on an unexpected journey of self-discovery after a spectacular public fall from grace. Previously the meticulously curated wife of a San Francisco politician, Blair's polished, superficial life shatters, forcing her to seek refuge far from the city's judgmental gaze. Her impulsive purchase of a tiny home in the unassuming Wyoming town of Bluestone Lakes marks the literal and metaphorical beginning of her quest for independence.
The heart of the story centers on Blair's unlikely, captivating connection with her new neighbor, Griffin Barlow. Griffin is the quintessential grumpy hero: a perpetually dirt-covered rancher and bar owner whose initial brusqueness hints at a deeper, guarded nature. McMahon expertly crafts the rising tension between Blair’s initial aversion to his surly demeanor and the slow, satisfying unraveling of his secrets. Their dynamic—fraught with misunderstandings and budding attraction—forms the central emotional arc, delivering both humor and heartfelt moments.
Finding Home transcends typical romance; it is a profound narrative about shedding a former identity and finding belonging in unexpected places. As Blair embraces a simpler existence, she confronts her own vulnerabilities, learns to stand on her own two feet, and flourishes in an environment free from pretense. The picturesque setting of Bluestone Lakes acts as a character in itself, fostering a sense of community that allows Blair to truly feel at home. McMahon delivers a charming narrative that reminds us the most profound journeys are not about running away from the past, but about running towards a future where you truly belong.
The narration by Teddy Hamilton and Savannah Peachwood elevates this beautiful story, proving to be truly next level. They expertly bring the emotion, witty banter, and depth of character to life, perfectly capturing the spirit of finding home and a second chance.

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